MVPA U.S. music video winners

The MVPA awards are nothing if not completist. It is good to know the Best Hair award winner of a music video, just as it is that room can still be made in award ceremonies for Hollywood heavyweights such as Gore Verbinski alongside the current generation of animation superstars.

Here’s the complete list of MVPA 2004 award winners:

Pop Video of the Year
Revolver Film Company / Floria Sigismondi
Christina Aguilera “Fighter”

Director of the Year
David LaChapelle
Christina Aguilera “Voice Within” / Jennifer Lopez “I’m Glad” / No Doubt “It’s My Life”

Alternative Video of the Year
Partizan / Alex & Martin
The White Stripes “7 Nation Army”

Video of the Year
FM Rocks / Bryan Barber
Outkast “Hey Ya!”

Rock Video of the Year
HSI Productions / David LaChapelle
No Doubt “It’s My Life”

Best Direction of a New Artist
Michel Gondry
Steriogram “Walkie Talkie Man”

Country Video of the Year
Oil Factory Inc. / Sophie Muller
Dolly Parton “I’m Gone”

Electronic Music Video of the Year
Anonymous Content / Gore Verbinski
Crystal Method “Born Too Slow”

Best Video Produced for Under $25,000
Little Minx / Laurent Briet
Mellowdrone “Fashionably Uninvited”

Best Directorial Debut
Daniel Levi
LFO “Freak”

Adult Contemporary Video of the Year
Merge @ Crossroads / Mark Pellington
Dave Matthews “Gravedigger”

Hip-Hop Video of the Year
FM Rocks / Bryan Barber
Outkast “Hey Ya!”

Best Special Effects
R!ot
Ludacris “Stand Up”

Best Art Direction
Eric Beauchamp
Outkast “Hey Ya!”

Best Styling
Carol Beadle and Trish Summerville
Christina Aguilera “Fighter”

Soundtrack Video of the Year
Merge @ Crossroads / Jesse Peretz
School of Rock “School of Rock”

Best Colorist / Telecine
Dave Hussey
Beyoncé featuring Jay-Z “Crazy in Love”

Best Direction of a Female Artist
Dave Meyers
Missy Elliott “Pass That Dutch”

Best Hair
Laurent
No Doubt “It’s My Life”

Best Choreography
Frank Gatson, Jr. and LaVelle Smith
Beyoncé featuring Jay-Z “Crazy in Love”

Best Direction of a Male Artist
Bryan Barber
Outkast “Hey Ya!”

Best Make-Up
Francesca Tolot
Christina Aguilera “Fighter”

R & B Video of the Year
FM Rocks / Jake Nava
Beyoncé featuring Jay-Z “Crazy in Love”

Best Cinematography
Christopher Soos
Christina Aguilera “Fighter”

Best Editing
Charlie Johnston, Geoff Hounsell, & Andy Grieve
The White Stripes “Hardest Button to Button”

International Video of the Year
HSI Productions / Jonas Akerlund
Robbie Williams “Come Undone”

Lifetime Achievement Award
Presented to David Fincher

Kratz Award for Creative Excellence
Presented to Michel Gondry

Hall of Fame Video Award
Beastie Boys “Sabotage” (1994)
Presented to Spike Jonze